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yer AZ asPIRAxT.

There IL one man whose name 70
prominently mentioned IN connection
with the Prssidspey who sssms 70 be
entirely sincere in declaring that be
does not want the efios and will not
aoosps Il undsE any circumstances. he
Is, or has been, something Of Rpolili-
tian. too, and hts apparent rspuRnancs
for an ofsoe which all other Americans
In public life are more oE les eager 10
receive, ID inoompEehensibls to The az
sEAas citizen.
That man Is Robert Lincoln. Every
Suggestion Of his name In connection
With the highest ofhee within The gtfi OF
the pespls brings forth Q demonstrates
apparently Is sincere a. Il ID forsible.
He does not want 10 be Presidents. and
be wants bis fFisndslo understand thai
no movement having his nominatioz
10 visw can be undertakes With biz
sanoiion or oonssnt. He d emphatic
ally not q candidate, and willis 70 d i'm
possible 70 say What be would % u thl
nomination we're rendered him. d b Ger
tain that be would be more likely 10 Do
cline q than any other man who In
ever had q taste Of public life.
Whan one thinks Of Robert Linooln'I
past history, however. it does not sseG
strange that be has q horror Of tn
White House. All bis memories Of I
are memories Of sorrow. T9ioe be hsl
stood By the bedside Of dying Presi
dent and In each case the Sufferer va
the victim Of an assassin The Arst waE
bis father, 70 whom be YES tendsriy 81
taohed. The ssesnd was the man wh,
bad hEsi called him into public life
He remembers the White House a.
place nearly connected with the tw'
greatest tragedies Of American history
and II IL nothing lees than natural tina
be should regard the Presidency ~
thing 10 be avoided.
Robert Linooln'a earliest memory ol
The White House is connected with III
anxisty and the dread responsibility
sntaIled By ths war. For four ysaFs 4
vas 9 familiar place 10 him. Thi
period ended with the tragedy whiel
took from HE father. For q periot
Of sixteen pears thereafter. he vas |
stranger 10 the White H0use and b
Washington. Then came bis entrane'
into public hfs as 0aEHeld's eeorstaEl
Of Wag. Once more The white HousI
vas . familiar place 10 him, but IN fOul
months the course Of his life vas again
interrupted By tragedy a. terribls q
The former enc. Il isary Wonder tina
be regards the Suggestion Of bis namI
In connection with the occupancy o.
that house a. anything bat % Get q
fFisndshipf II ID possible that be haI
Ia his nature . trass Of thai supsrsti
ton which 90 strODRly marked The char
acaeR Of his mother. II be hss, even
though u be bat trace, 70 voald b
strange " he did not regard the Whit
House 81, 81 least for him, place Of IN
omen.
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s.rssrs nsne M 81 nnsnrassea u
4zlk so tasnahs hsfl 81 N1alaz fwn
hnlwaea a. Ez28.Gs elafmm& % na AuaS
1a1nmsns Hns nigEm - fmHaE e. tns
e1aIn1sN In - fn1 emuuuA re
1nnoun1 wnz rnf& b. ". 0ofnHx, M1q-
sspssnunfnf E1ainaiN ana ysnm AaAtnRs
- dafsnd1n1.
couMuxx oa1zanxzz1 WIZ znza n.
ne CounaH Csmmls1ea "a nkrseis
ard pasiio pEepaKlY haRE Ter nous 1iU8
anFsF1ssm1 fw Al easims fer woxk 611s.
an1 maAsEin1 fnrufzha6 In fha fmps1gB-
mazt q Eaocna Axsn1o wAieA rgnatn
unlsGfled, - b pEesnnted - rs allss
a. Ne Ctr Caxk b. ne IM1nn tAam, -
daF. oa1Is crowd q lheB aou1s1fz
hags baan zEnauu1e6 nna - E1af3E
vii pRonNhag be songi1EEe9 ~ tAe
Counsxf tomexruw, WheHs fAs C1UDi3-
/ - - aoub4 Wiu Raks . report uFcn
a. Tha un1nKtuna1n snadols of Ia
eamA Assnzs b only fqaAlsd b shaa q
1s1isss1s aeneral Alsnaasr BaskIsy
of ne Nor4hern Rnetae has sslurnad
| frum Nansana, wheEa ~ kG1 been @ .
tuuR e. fnspsc1ion le1kfn9 afteR tns
/ pcmihiIl1iM ID the lfps q tF1fao. he
/ stated % tAs Pogz lNfRxEz0xEcEB -
porter today. Ihaf - fDun1 8 eozntEy
81 immsnRs- possibilities; tAaa there
wsrs ucEnfaf1s q Leu gEads ere, whieA
means niluay tEnna g11eisnt % kesp
movinR fos q long tina 20 ooAne. MI.
B1skisy vas Questioned as 10
I'm KIaHI
Going on between he Nsrthern Pseieo
end shs Osegsn Railway q Nssi9alioa
OompanT, II The eaoTia 70 - into
Gear dsAlsns arat and hest, bus said q
vas q matter CT Of his the and shaa
be knew nolhing about Il. Also ~ %
ne prshahla saseassnr q Mn. yamEs Ne
EanQhi - skfoEnsy fog he sompan1 g
this ond Of tie tine, NJ. Buokiey 1at9
hs oould not SPEAK from any kuouiedRs.
bua that Il Was eeneRAilY undeEseood
John Il. Mitehsll. JF.. uas tbs nan.
The Olympian arrived this EVENING
/ from Alaska
I've BID excursions Leave the ely 20
morrou-0ne. the much advertised f4il-
road exeursion ovsg the hwitchhaek
and return, ead The ether - exenrsie1
/ of the ConRreaatsouel Church TO eeAttle
and Bsan'n Point.
TAooMA. Ane. Is. 1857.
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KAxAKA DuPLenArs u rnsUBLE,


TIE representatives Of Ihs govern
meat Of Hawaii in the United States
and Earope are said 70 b In . state Of
anxiOaa expectancy since an outraged
people compelled King KalAkaua 70 in
isct little sense into bis government.
They expect 70 losa their lucrative and
sKreesbls positions and 70 be compelled
10 20 10 work 70 earn q living. II Will
surprise many people 70 learn thai the
little ialand Kingdom has maintained
ministers and oonsals. not snly In The
United States. but In almost ever ooan-
Try Of EarOps a. well ~ In most Of she
South American countries. TIE people
Of The HAwaiisn fslands. Of course, have
about a. mneh use for Diplomatic e.
lAhllshmeni a. the FtFst ward Of Seattle
WOala have for representative a. the
conEs Of We shah Of Persia. Ths du-
ties Of Tie Hawaiian Representatives in
foreign countries have been 10 wear
brilliant uniforms and look dianined On
State occasions n they have done
anything else. the fass is nOa recorded.
TIE minister 81 washinetOa, hovsver,
resolves . salary Of 5000 per year.
Together With an ofaeial residence and
q liberal allowance for servants. ear.
rlassa ana the namsrvus other thinas
which q hEst elAss minister plsnipoten-
tlary d sapposea 10 have. Besides the
biz sAlAEied individuAl 81 wssAiaeson,
there ase two Hawaiian oOnsala general
In TIE Usiisd States and any numhes Of
osrsnls and vice ccnsala. The buratr
OF sappoEting thls army Of nselea.
a9ieeholdess mast bear heavily on {
populAiion AZ Ices than one hundred
thousand. II TIE new advisers % KAla-
kaua are vise. they viii abolish NE Al.
plomatie sstahlisAmeSt entirely and
scale TIE number Of eossais dsUn d
half dossn. Tas Kina may Ohieea y
shIs summary treatment Of his fAvOF'
iass, bas TIE king d ne longer maeA 81
q factor ~ Honolafa and The ever.
earasnsa taxpayers Of the kinSdo0
wOald unqasssioHAhly apprsslAae ths
change.
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Tas aooasaiioa weiea 6ssSFal Gen.
maa RlAnco, tha wass aad rga3sns rulsz
% vsneEaslA. brings AeAtns, tie Assert
can press Il aniasL ASsrtsAn news
papars ere nol. as be Apparently tAiRks.
inasnzgess 10 he Interests e tAsir eosn-
try abroad. Thsg % nct visv with 10
aaasrenss he azxFssGOna 81 Great
Bssaain h Soaih AnsEsoa and ~ ssis-
IRE Of Parias taaands hg Great Rsftain.
Rsanos asd Germany. Theg q noi
fan 10 ssa he somplissaioas IN wAisA
The gradual hsa sasaay sssFessA@snts
apon he Msnros DssaFins vsil esyisa-
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DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.

THE FIRM HERETOFORE KISSING IN
i dar tie came asd Etsis o. y. II. Shoad,
4 Co., antnx businsss IN the city Of sesstls
". r, IL this dag eiasoivsd b. Guiaxl con
sxnt. ". n. Saoaay having purchased the -
sfFs iztersss ~ ". I 0ravss.
An debes and liabilities o. the late arm d
". Hsahoaag 4 ca. have beaE aasanAd b
aald sboudy, and al debts and soooanta on.
lsg % EAld Arm are % ns paid q him
". n. sHoCDY,
w. / CRAVE,
szAr11z. v. T.. Aus. u. Iss1
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JAPAN BAZAAR.

VTTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARsK
w sssortnest Of japanese Fancy aoodS.
ChiaSwzrs, SUI Hsn6kcrehiefs. EnbsoAasFiea
Screens. Bsnnsrs. Crnps shawis, al kinds Of
cuFsos. Ladies Underwear. Hsrts' SofIfs, me
Teas, etc, and . RsneFaI ine q uaefai ard
ornAmeusal articles PieAse cal and examine
cur stock Al our rev store N Hopkiag ksctric
L4aht BuHdiag. Rroat slEsst. esattie. tsle
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University of Washington,
SEATTLE, WI.
Terms Begin August 20. November 1,
January 20 and April 2.

Rsur courses Of study. Prof. John
sons nne cabinet Advantages N music and
art. Normal department under direction Of
Prof Taylor, Q Normal graduate and teacher.
Boarding ct reduced rates. Boarding hall for
young women under immeiiata supervision
OF Preceptresa Tor further information, 3D.
dress, 7. II. CATCH,
aniQdkw1m President,
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urxnxzrrHo roPI@.i

A petition q being eirculased through
town calculated 10 cause the City Ooun.
oil 30 adopt Measures whereby the re-
moval % ths houses Of ill-ropQte aitu-
ated On Adams street may b effected.
Ths petition ssts forth thas every child
u compelled 90 pass By these notorious
resorts sach day Ia coming from The
business Part Of kown 10 the hill, where
the majesty OF the residences are 10
Gated, me oocumeot 10 being literally
signed, and the indicate COS are thai the
denlEsns Of thai quarter must SEX pas
lures new.
On tue arrival Of the steamer J. B.
Libby 81 Lopez IslAnd lAs1 night tue Of
AcaFs we're ssrenadsd By the l0cai band.
Many EXPRESSIONS Of satisfaetio1 are
beard on every hand regarding The
change. The Island trade b assuming
larger proportions thia year than usual.
Several parties IRON Seattle have locat-
81 eAnnegy On The e9AisA river, which
vii altimately tncEtABs the Lower
8ound trade and trAfhe.
There vas eonE1deEable bad Language
and vexAtious expFeasisos used yesleF.
day on he sawmall wharf, by several
Indians Who loaned thstr sloop 70 the
HsaltA Ofnesf 70 20 % board Of he
Asrcnry. The sloop wam ahanacned hy
thaA ef3oial before going o. board The
AoFeaRy and drilled down toward the
straits. the Indian bog Who accompanied
The Doctor being unable 10 manage the
sio0p alone.
Tss OhiIiaa barb Hazsl Hslzas d on
her way up frum San FrMneisco, 10 load
9 cargo Of lumhsr % the ecand for
ValpaFaiso.
1hs abeauship CITY Of TopskA has
been chartered By the International
Steamship Oompa1y for lo1e period,
And sha vsssei win ply between 6aass-
mala and San Diego. Sha yin make
asr Arsa txip On TIE Sd Inafnn1 In Or
DER 10 retain TIE subsidy Of TIE Msxi-
can Goyernmena he e1mp4ny had 10
aand oat . steamer 81 thai dale. The
coUpang has 81 present. TIE steamer
Carlos PAcheeo ruHnina between t6cse
parta Two more eleameFs era 60 be
addad - TIE aaef e an early data.
The James A. KinR vB bowed 10
UtaAla6y today b. TIE 80 Tyes, 10 load
azmheR fuR HonolalE-
Mrs. MsEx1ek disd yesterday aftar q
ieng Hasa Tia dessaned b a munt
e ". y. hszsck. DsDuly Rostnsztsr e
tia pkAea.
Ths sssanshEp ogympiaa arrived teis
afseEnooa fFon Alaakan poFtS u Yic-
tsriAs wnsrs aAs arrived ~ 10 e'elsek
lasl nizh1
ia sssansE sazdonyx saHlaa frau
VissoEiA t0aag fos esssaA River, Qasea
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ma cO-OFxaArrv. raOunLn

The suit Of Themas White against
AIgxAndaR Macready Was heerd before
1adoa eanter this morning and then
again IN the afaernoon, helng adjourned
for the parpose % bringing IN some 90
ooants noa aa hand N ne morning. The
euia gFuwa oaa of The Taooma avanaa
muddls. The e1ory q the grading Of
that thorouNhfaFs 1ndaf some three OF
fear dtAafsnt contrasts has more than
snee been referred b. The e0ntFaoa
fos The inprovenena % TIE strees vas
RAkan By ". h. Veazie and sub lsa 10
Castle 4 FEasieE. vho IN turn rspre-
ss1ted the TaoomA Cooperative Aaso-
citation. his latter 80 composed Of q
member Of woFkmsn who vent into The
vork undeF articles q aereemens By
Walsh ahsy vsre 10 vozk fer ~ lifile a.
gaaaihla durinR the proeem Of The wogk,
bal uho wura 10 receiVe Q faH share of
TIE pro0ta Wesn he final settienana
waa uaaaa. Az b now vel known, tha
arranesment pzsved anMAtasfactoEy and
afaaf voEkinR en Is from MArrh 20 The
middle ef Nay they gave "a AZ Ajax
anAsr NacruaAy bad hsen elecaed Treas
ursR q TIE Cooperative Association
AMI (asoording 10 whiaGAa testtmonyl
wasa
AR gH8 0rHza er{T
And Weaa away and only he and Joan
Bryant weFe ieft alaDe and vAen
shersly Bryans eonplatnsd that be haA
eaneR wuRk tAaf mast Be al1andad %
an& tola white % go ea vita tAs Work
hamsslf and u hs made vaess al rteha
and n be didnt be eaait have all he
mAaar End % iafa White alone. then be
Wai3el 0snt % Treasurer AaefeAdY
anA toad him ~ sil1aatoa a1d asked hin
10 help him eat in pAytna TIE meR Whom
u woaia 10 necesszRy % eDploY. M.
AaeFua4y ofsrsa - % this and Whila
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An aba ana s.eounts owing Gha ate arm
e ". q shsuAy 3 %. mast - paid 70 ne a
ny s1na, 81 0omnsrefsl strssk. % OF b
Sors ths 1Es q sspesnber, 1871. othsrsia.
thsy Win he pincsa ia ths han3a o. ny e.
torsey foE eolisst5on-
snsxzLs, ". r. Ana. u Isss.
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FRoM TACOMA.
rnH oozrarrTHR's kppHKSa- IA sun aRow-
mo ouT on TIE TACOMA AVENUE
MupnL1-OIHU1 MEWa.

IRsgslsr c0rT. Post. Tatelliesnosr.l
TIE address Of The cid Committee Of
Fifteen 10 The eitizens Of Tacoma, a.
puhlisAea exclusively 10 The Posi-
fErxLLxaKNcEn his mornina, vas The
Eabisct Of general comment IN the city.
II 10 Understood thaa the entire CON
mittes h nos ~ rapport With the address
bat all endorse lie sentimsntA fhere
wes0 two OF three members Of the CON-
mitlee engaged upon the gogk Of IL
separation and the ADDICTION Of the
payer a. prepared By Mr.. Wetshach
AID noe, aa stated. please eli Ahka.
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NOTICE.

TUE sTEAMKR BIKE Is NOW READY TO
j do Q general jobbiHg OF excnxHion buaf-
sesa. Pzrfiss assaring her services vii please
Apply On boarS, q leave ordefs a. The Gordon
Hardware OnmuAny'B stare. fhe sle1mor a
a Pressnt lying 1t C0lman's wharf. foot Of
Columbia street. Ths gteauer Bee d also fer
sale @ lsass. A. p RPAULDIHG.
sail In MastaR.
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arMoH,a NKLRARR.

Since the iighs Of Gibson. Hayseldon
has been released from prison. This
caused Q MATTED muRmnF Of diaaatisfae-
ton 10 break forth. bot u sabsided Ia .
few dayh e Il became quite apparent
that both Gibson and bis son-in-laW
Hsyseldon have lost thar prestige and
inhaenee In the political affairs Of the
Hawaiian Kingdom.
Il is quite likely that q pardon viii Be
necessary fog Gibson II be expects 70
visit the Islands again IN peace, a. q u
quietly whispered around Honolulu
that mote than one charge Of violating
the laws Of the nation could Be brought
against him. The King, Who has an
thogi1y 10 issue the pardon, voold IN
doubtsdly be only TOO gia1 70 comply
With the request. X he dared. his con.
cern for bis own welfare foFbios IN
action Of this Kind occurring.
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DRESSMAKING.

MADAME 4 LYHoH, o. c4e.e
M raaehnF of Pred. I4yin8IaneM
ONBbfna1fea of aqlMF1A
Artistic DsenInaking sd ane kl1ia, =.
Measures taksn sod pa1telos g. -
fee4ly. Hallef Dieek. onEMaR ~ Srla- -
Ceiunsia sirssta - ~ -
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,,
Tacoma, Warrington fsRitsFy.
BOARDING AND DAT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
MEN AND BoYs.
ReoPens September 18Th.


REcToa ASD FoUSDn-Ths 1t Rev. BlGbop
Paddock.
TnuHxHEs-W.J Thonaop, Stuart Rice, w.
d. TyIsr. ". P. Prttchkrd.
REncPkL-Ths Rev. J. v. oolweli, n. A.,
a teacher Of varied experiences and great ABILITY
FLEET AssIsTAHT-Pruf. J. Tat. who VII
supertnfan1 the Mathematical and CONNER
e4al DepaytmontA
complste ntaM Of ecmpeteDt speciAliska
All The B1b1ecBof high schools and busi-
ness colleges syssensteatly add practically
tAuzhk
Ths bsss fnstruesioa given IN Nusic AGA
Dgawdng.
rss diseipllss sarSfui Gaa The trAialns
tkoro1gh-
The fsaa low.
Eighty pzplls enrolled last year - IN
ereassd aifa1dMnos tbs yCaE
sAaFthna1 ana ether suhjscts taught By nal.
Fer further Information write 10
sz1sln PROF J. TAT.
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MoTIcE % cREDIToRs.


TT roo WANT To eEF BARGAIN N
1 Furniture 20 10 @. b. MANNING, on %
iunblA asraet. hrla door Weaa e RfonA ial
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ACADEMY OF THE HOLY HAMEE
SEATTLE. w. r.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

CTUoIRs WILL BE RESUMED AU9. -
y 1891. Thorough inssruetioa IN the Eng
liah branches, Art Music, Eloeutioa and tn
Language By an experienced corps o. teach,
erS. Tke etldio o1lsrs special sdTautages fsI
Waxwofk, Cfayo0, Painting 10 Oh and 10 WAfel
celors; Painting on China, Glass, velvet. etc
Thorough Beas and Harmony receive due It
tsation. Vocal made, tadustriai drawing
plain and orngmentni nesdiework Taught free
OF charge. Boys uader u will b. recsived Il
. separate department.
For further information address
au6dw An SISTER SUPERIOR.
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The Hawaiian bark James A. King,
formerly The GuiIlerao, under the con-
mand % Captain Berry. arrived this
morning, having sailed one day afte1
the Mercury.
Advises received on the latter vessel
indicate that TIE King had not become
fuliy rsooncfled 10 the absence Of Wal
Ter n. Gibson, ex-Rssmier, Who made
euoh hasty Aiaht recently on the bEia
John d. 6pseekles for San Francisco.
Gibson ana KalakAaa had become %
closely linked together that the FasoAliky
on the Part Of one and weakness on the
pant Of the other came very near wreck
ING tue Hawaiian Kingdom. Glb0on'a
intelligence vas used By the King %
manipulate the reins Of The Govern
ment. This move Cd the part st kala-
kaua resulted 90 enthusiastically that ne
placed altogeaheR toe mash eonnoenee
and tFusl In the Willy old man, which,
when IL eliminated, came very near ~
settling dlaAstFously 10 both parties.
NotWithslending all Of these dtfheci-
ties the Hawaiian. monarch remains
true 10 bis sx Pfemier Walls not
word og action Of this kind has been
noted Of the King. yet bis family I'd.
vissRs and the confidential friends Of
the household have suddunly become
imbue4 with the greatest regard Tor
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TEE HAWAIIAN RnoBLEM-HoW TEB xEW
CONVENIENT n KzdAnDED-Tax
xTEo'B PRKDIcAMKxT-PoRT
or KNTz1 NEws.

(Rsgalar cerr. Post-IntsllIqsneer.l
fm HAWAIIAN PROBLEM.
Tie American chip Merc1Fy. Captain
Panno. has arrived altar . voy-
ere Of twenty days from Henolale. II te
ret unoeFtain where the shiD VII load
for, a. her orasEs have NOT bean teceixea.
Captain Panno, referring 10 Hawaiian
afalrs ystntsd 10 The Pusx-IExKLLZGKAcHz
correspondent today that busiDeaz bad
been resumed and an updigtnF6ed feei-
ina prsdoninatsd ovsR Ill the Ialands.
"Do the peopiA NeneKAlly apeakinG,
Anticipate trouble duEtng the coming
eiootiouf" queTied TIE oeEsespondsat.
SThat Il & bard question 20 answas
until the event tra1spffea Public sen-
liment % this point b about evenly
divided
"How q Gibson REGARDED thrDuRhouk
she Isiand KinRdomf"
"As an 0utoast," answered the Gap
tain, sbeth politically and otherwise
he dominans faction 81 Missionary
Party having completely ostEacised
him and hia aagoeiaseE.s
Captain Panno thought that Ueaee
would eonsinus h spite Of 9 certain fac
| ton, Who more o. less control the action
Of the Honolulu Rifles, which 70 aVpeAEl
have bean used a. Q tool 10 further tnt
aims and political ambitions OF certain
noted military Leaders on the Iglanda.
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CcHoOL OF PRACTICAL, CIVIL, NE.
= ehanicsl and Mining Enginesrisg. Sur
vey1ng. Architecfars, Drawing and AEsAEing.
81 Post g.. San Frznelsca. send for circular.
A .vANpER EATILEN, Pres an1s I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-20

THE STEAM YACHT JENNIE JUNE
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prsasiy fer pleasure excuFsiana. Length ever
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-05-11
Floral Wonders from Japan.

A New York florist, says the Evening
Sun, has just succeeded in getting col
lection of thirty varieties of chrysanthe-
NUNS direct from the famous garden of
the Mikado, where heretofore all species
of this flower have been held exclusive.
The colors of the blossoms are as marvel
lous as are their forms. Many flowers
measure thirty inches in circumference.
Some are shaped liked parasols, their
thready petal4 forming tassels.
In the garden of the Mikado the chrys-
anthemum is the leading flower, it being
the emblem of Japan, as the rose is of
England and the feur de lis of France.
In this garden chrysanthcmums are
trained to represent animals-scarlet
cows, golden horses, white elephants are
the taste of japanese royalty.
Every one grows chrysanthemums in
Japan. When rural swain desires to
paw his attentions to some dark-eycd
daughter of the fowery land he places q
chrysanthemum upon her doorstep. If
she waters and cares for it he may come
again, but if it is neglected and left to
wither, so must the hopes of the un-
fortunate lover
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-05-11
A Gallery of HOrse.ThieYes.

An ingenious way of checking horse
stealers, which are the plague of the Bal.
tic provinces, has been adopted by the
Courland authorities. They have sup
piled all rural police agents and other
village functionaries with albums con-
tanning the portraits of all notorious
horse -stealcrs of the province and OF
their accomplices, with detailed particu-
lars of their residence, and notes of tho
cases in which they have been involved.
The albums contain S07 portraits of per-
sons of many different nationalities. The
youngest of the thieves is seventeen years
old, and the doycn of the corporation
is seventy-eight. Whole families live by
the trade, and women and young girls
swell the curious gallery. Since the po-
lice have been in possession of the al
buns it appears that horse stealing has
been less frequent, the thieves becoming
more careful, since each of them may bt
included among the portraits. NAL
Gazette.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-05-11
Feeding Young Pigs.

1t does not take long for good litter
of young pigs to outgrow the capacity of
the sow to furnish enough milk to keep
them thrifty. Thismilk fromits dam is the
best possible nourishment for young pigs
as for all other young animals; but from
eight to twelve or fifteen hungry stom'
achs to be filled the sow cannot possibly
give enough milk to satisfy them, how
ever well-fed she may be. BY the time
the pigs are ten days or two weeks old
they will begin to eat, and they should
be helped to all they can devour. A
handful of oats or cracked wheat is cx-
cellcnt for the young pigs, and scarcely
anything is better for the old SOW. Corn
should not be given at this tender age,
nor, in fact, in any quantity until their
growth is pretty we'll made. 1t is great
loss to fail to feed young pigs well, as
they take more growth from the same
amount of nutriment than az any subse-
quent time in their lives. And yet, re-
lying wholly upon what they can get
from the SOW, many pigs become stunted
even before they are weaned, and their
growth so checked that it costs nearly all
they are worth to get them started in
growing again. Unless the owner is will
ing to take some extra pains in feeding
the weaklings large litter of pigs may
prove less profitable than small one.--
Cultirdt0r.